Christopher Lantz

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“Nooooooooooooo!” – Darth Vader

Supercut Videos has released an emotion-filled supercut of characters screaming “Nooooooooooooo!” in popular films. The full list of films, in order of appearance, is available on YouTube.

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Amelia Earhart

To commemorate her daughter Emma’s fifth birthday, and to provide her with strong role models, photographer Jaime Moore took portraits of the girl dressed as five great women from history.

I wanted her to know the value of these amazing women who had gone against everything so she can now have everything. We chose 5 women (five amazing and strong women), as it was her 5th birthday but there are thousands of unbelievable women (and girls) who have beat the odds and fought (and still fight) for their equal rights all over the world……..so let’s set aside the Barbie Dolls and the Disney Princesses for just a moment, and let’s show our girls the REAL women they can be.

Susan B. Anthony

Jane Goodall

Coco Chanel

Helen Keller

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Eddie King and Tyler Marshall of Teddie Films created “How Star Wars Characters Eat Their Food,” a hilarious science fiction parody of “How Animals Eat Their Food.” We previously wrote about Teddie Films’ parody, “The Walking Dumb.”

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Technically this is strip #79 because I did the whole thing once already this morning and then Photoshop Elements shit the bed on me when I was marking up the last couple panels of dialogue and god dammit I hate that and I should save more often. Ever, really.

I like the idea that Star Trek: The Original Series is basically the Monty Python of the 24th century, in any case.

Mike Kelton and a live band serenade random women on the streets of New York City in “Wooing Women in Public” by experimental music video group cdza.

Mike Diva has created a live-action trailer for Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon: The Movie, a film adaptation of Ubisoft’s retro-futuristic Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon video game.

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In 2009 British photographer Kirsty Mitchell embarked on a photo series inspired by the memory of her mother, who had died the year previously. Her mother was an English teacher and storyteller, so Mitchell chose fairy tales as the theme for the series, entitled “Wonderland.” Each photo features costumes designed and made by Mitchell—she spent 10 years as a fashion and costume designer before focusing on photography. Mitchell is now wrapping up the series, which includes some 70 photos. The series will be on display at the Morren Galleries in Amsterdam, May 26 to July 23, 2013. A photo book is also in the works.

Thanks Lori Dorn!

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The newest video Year Of The Bush IV: The Rise Of The Phoenix stars Cam (Camille) Damage, who declared 2012 “Year of the Bush” and made lots of sexy media for the awesome webzine and video maker tsurofoto (aka Aaron Tsuru – is above. And there are more below.

Buy and help support sexy indie tsurofoto collaborations on Etsy; Flickr is here; Twitter is here.

Music: “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” by Tame Impala; Film by Aaron Tsuru – tsurufoto.com & nudiezine.com.

Cam Damage apparently started it with this video:

Kate Sweeney mounted an uprising here:

There there was “Roarie Yum’s wrath”:

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Killian Gallagher created a belligerent supercut video showing violence in Disney animated films.

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Guitar designer and builder Jimmy DiResta has turned an AK-47 assault rifle into a completely functional guitar for rapper Wyclef Jean.

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Cartoonist Tom Gauld (author of You're All Just Jealous of My Jetpack) has a gorgeous new letterpress print.

A three colour letterpress print on 175gsm Somerset paper in an edition of 250 signed and numbered copies. The image is 21cm by 25cm, and the paper is 27 by 32cm.

The print will be available in late May but you can pre-order now. It costs £85 (including p&p) in the UK and £90 (including p&p) in the rest of the world.

Please note: This is a hand made print so there will be some small variations in tone and registration over the edition. This will be the only edition I make of this print.

I have one of his prints, "Characters for an Epic Tale," and I can vouch for its high quality. (See more posts about Tom Gauld on Boing Boing.)

New Tom Gauld print: "Some advice on how to cope in these tough times"

Marxist Utopia is a mashup t-shirt design by illustrators Zach Weiner of SMBC and Hadley Rouse of Breadpig that unites both classic “yo mamma” jokes and Marxism ideology. It is available to purchase online at Teespring.

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Despite last year’s controversy over Cody Wilson’s plan to create an open-source 3D printed gun, Defense Distributed released the first pattern for their first firearm, known as the Liberator, earlier this week.

Author Nicholas Carr talks about how the Internet is affecting our brains, from our creativity to our ability to learn, in this animation by Epipheo. Carr provides much more information on the subject in his book, The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains.

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“Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country”

In celebration of Star Trek Into Darkness blasting into theaters on May 17th, UK-based illustrator Matt Ferguson created a series of Star Trek movie posters in collaboration with cromeyellow.com for their online reviews of all six original Star Trek films. You can view the full collection of six posters on Matt’s art blog and Behance portfolio.

“Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan”

“Star Trek: The Motion Picture”

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Portland, Oregon-based Brian Inman of TrendyCoasters has released a wonderful collection of Game of Thrones-themed beer coasters. They are all available to purchase online at the Etsy. Brian also has matching Game of Thrones fridge magnets and beer labels available.

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Art by Dave Greco

ReDiscovery is an upcoming group art show at Gauntlet Gallery in San Francisco, California featuring a collection of artwork inspired by the French electronic musical duo Daft Punk. It is also an artistic celebration of Daft Punk’s upcoming fourth studio album, Random Access Memories, which is scheduled to release on Tuesday, May 21, 2013. The art show’s opening reception will take place Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 7 PM to 10 PM PDT and run until Saturday, June 15th. You can RSVP for the event online via Facebook.

List of participating artists:

Aaron Jasinski, Andre De Freitas, Andrew Turner, Andrew Spear, Bennett Slater, Brad Hill, Brandon Schaefer, Cam Floyd, Campbell Whyte, Craig Drake, Dan Almasy, Dan Howard, Dave Greco, Gene Guynn, Gina Kiel, Jaime Cervantes, Jason Ratliff, Jason Liwag, Jen Rome, Jenn Mann, Jeremy Bernstein, Johannah O’Donnell, John Larriva, Joseph Vetoe, Justin VanGenderen, Liam Brazier, Mathias Valdez, Matt Leuing, Mike Bell, Nimit Malavia, Paul Shipper, Peter Adamyan, Phil Noto, Phillip Ellering, PJ McQuade, Rich Pellegrino, Rob Loukotka, Ruben Ireland, Ruel Pascual, Sam Ho, Scott Listfield, Serge Gay Jr, Soey Milk, Tim Maclean, Vaughn Pinpin, Will Arvin.

“Get Lucky Punk” (preview) by Paul Shipper

Art by Jason Ratliff

“Softer, Cuter, Sweeter, Smaller” by Johannah O’Donnell

Art by Samuel Ho

“No End” by Andre De Freitas

Art by Scott Listfield

“Robot Rock” by Jenny Liz Rome

“Daft Punk” photo by Dan Almasy

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Mr. Dalliard has created an informative flowchart of Simulated Reality in Movies. A larger version of the image is available at his website. Previously, we posted about another one of Mr. Dalliad’s flowcharts, Time Travel in Movies.

image via Mr. Dalliard

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1AM Mobile is a photo app that lets users document, share, and discover street art in their community. Users can browse photos of street art contributed by fellow users or they can use the app as a guide to view street art in person. The free app is available for iPhone and was created by First Amendment Gallery (1AM) in San Francisco. The gallery is holding a launch party for the app on May 9, 2013.

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Braden Kiefiuk from Enderby, British Columbia is a metal bending man!  He's shared this buffalo skull to prominently display upon our page.


Like a good artist should, Brandon crafts these by hand.  If you think this is impressive then check out this piece of work.  Brandon, you should definitely make friend's with Skull-A-Day friend Larry Pearson.  Thanks for bringing the METAL!!!

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